Activities In The Area 0f Rayong
1. Take a day trip to Kho Man Nai (Turtle Island) where the queen has a breeding project to raise giant sea turtles and giant clams, to release into the sea.
2. Take a boat ride to view the fire flies in the mangrove forest, and enjoy a great meal on a raft.
3. Diving lessons can be arranged with certified instructors. Courses come with PADI certificate. Ages for the course start from 10 years on.
4. We can arrange day trips or over night trips for scuba diving, or snorkeling at the islands in the area.
5. You can take night trips to try your luck at catching cuttlefish, or take a day trip for fishing.
6. You can go kayaking through the mangroves, or to Kho Khi Pla to snorkel amongst the coral.
7. There is a small airport that you can charter a plane to take flights over many of the islands, or learn to fly.
8. There is jet skiing, or banana boat on weekends (they only allow jet skis and banana boats to run on holidays and weekends).
Take a trip on the glass bottom boat to see the coral and fish around Kho Khi Pla.
Visit Ban Phe market, where they have many things made out of shells, and many other souvenirs. They also have dried sea products i.e. fish, shrimp, squid etc.
You can take a ferry to Kho Samed and visit the national park, there are beautiful beaches with restaurants and hotels.
We have traditional Thai massage, that you can do on your balcony. To easy away those aches and pains after a day of activity.
You can take a trip to a fruit farm during fruit season (March - May), and enjoy the local tropical fruits. This area is the fruit basket of Thailand and is famous for its Durian, Rambutans, Mangosteins and many other fruit.
You can take a trip to a rubber plantation and see how raw rubber is produced.
There is always a trip to the afternoon market, where you can see all the local produce, fish, vegetables, fruit, and many unusual local foods.
You can see a local cock fight, and place your bet with the locals, a little difficult to place a bet if you don't speak the language, but fun anyway.
Arrangements can be made for white water rafting in season (June-Nov). It is about a 3 hour raft trip and relatively easy, (depending on the time of year).
Take a walk through the mangrove swamp on an elevated walk way, and see what the mangroves have to offer in the way of life.
Horse back riding can be arranged, for the experienced or the beginner.
You can visit Khao Chamao waterfall where there are seven ponds going up the side of the mountain , you can take a nice refreshing swim in most of them. some of the lower ones are full of fish. Plus you can trek to the top of the mountain.
There is a lake near Khao Chamao that you can take a raft out for lunch on, and do a little fishing and swimming while you wait for lunch.
There are a couple golf courses in the area, they are some distance away, but beautiful for those golf enthusiasts.